For the perfect summer getaway in South Carolina, head to this Blue Ridge Mountain state park that is perfect for swimming, tubing, kayaking, and scuba diving.
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This Oregon camping area just outside of Portland offers majestic cliffside views of the ocean, potential whale viewing opportunities, and more.
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North Carolina is home to a paradise for outdoorsy types, with fishable lakes, hikeable trails, and an impressive assortment of campgrounds to choose from.
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If you're looking to visit a unique part of Montana, you won't want to miss the sights and sounds of this preserved ghost town — and surrounding campsites.
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If you want a secluded escape, this Arizona luxury campground near the Grand Canyon offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy nature and stargaze.
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Although it often goes overlooked, this California coastal state park offers visitors an escape into the redwoods that's filled with picturesque landscapes.
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Lose yourself in serene trails, birdwatching spots, wildflower blooms, and scenic overlooks in one of Louisiana's most stunning natural escapes.
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Channel your inner cowboy (or cowgirl) at this Wyoming resort and spend your days horseback riding, fishing, attending workshops, and enjoying the canyon views.
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This lake and state park offer everything you want in an outdoor adventure, including boating and fishing, hiking and beaches on the shore, and camping options.
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This city in Florida is famous for its two dive sites filled with underwater caves as well as a beautiful, Japanese-style garden. Here's how to visit.
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History buffs and nature lovers alike will find plenty to pique the senses on this scenic hiking trails that stretches from Washington, DC to Maryland.
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There are plenty of places to spend the night in Sedona, but this serene campground nestled along the winding Oak Creek might be one of its best.
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A campground in the Sierras of California is probably one you don't know about yet, tucked into the pristine wilderness beside an Alpine Lake.
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California's top-rated state park for camping offers secluded spots, marina access, and stunning Central Coast views. Discover why this gem won first place.
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With campsites that are only accessible by boat, this destination hidden in the Adirondack Mountains is the ideal spot for a relaxing getaway.
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There are a plethora of incredible state parks in Northern California, but this often-overlooked park is home to stunning redwood trees and amazing campgrounds.
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For a crowd-free underrated experience, head to a state park hidden in Florida with plenty of rich hiking, camping, and canoeing opportunities.
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Finding campsites in popular national parks in the U.S. can be a hassle. Luckily, you can have all the outdoor adventure with fewer crowds in these parks.
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A visit to this quiet state park in Tennessee will take you down gorgeous hiking trails with swinging bridges that lead to secret waterfalls.
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Get in the car and explore Oregon's stunning "Seven Wonders" with this circular road trip around the state with stops on the coast, in the mountains, and more.
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This South Carolina park offers lakeside camping, wildlife viewing, boating, and kayaking on a beautiful, large reservoir that straddles the Georgia state line.
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TikTok’s latest fashion obsession has deep roots in Oregon campsites. Dubbed "the world’s ugliest sandal," this trend is more practical than it looks.
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This expansive Yosemite campground is reopening in 2025 after a multi-year renovation. Here's what improvements to expect and how to reserve your spot.
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One of the coolest places you've never been is located in Central Florida, where you'll find an enormous forest with a unique ecosystem and trails to explore.
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Boulder your way across this scenic California basin that climbers call "the Buttermilks," where wild camping is free and the scenery is gorgeous.
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For those looking to truly get away from it all, camping in New Jersey by the oldest lighthouse in the country can provide the relaxation you're looking for.
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One state park in Indiana might not have the crowds of Yosemite, but its ravine hikes, canoeing, fishing, and waterfalls are well worth the trip.
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